Medicare Will Not Pay First After A Car Accident, And Here Is What That Means For You
When a teenage driver T-boned a car and sent a passenger’s head crashing into the driver’s window, the question of who pays the hospital bills became urgent. The instinct for any Medicare enrollee after a serious accident is to assume their federal health coverage will step in immediately, but that assumption can be dangerously wrong….
Manufacturing Survey Signals Inflation Crisis “Worse Than Pandemic Era,” Piling Pressure On Fed
The latest ISM manufacturing survey for July revealed the fastest pace of U.S. factory growth in more than four years, with a headline reading of 55.6. That figure surpassed Wall Street expectations of 54.0 and represents the strongest performance since May 2022, according to the Institute for Supply Management. The index measures the share of…
Quantum Computing Stocks Surge As D-Wave (QBTS) Lands Nasdaq Verafin Deal And IonQ (IONQ) Closes SkyWater Buyout
Quantum computing stocks are rallying sharply Monday at midday, driven by two concrete deal catalysts and a favorable broader market environment. D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS) leads the group, climbing 11% to $20.08 following the announcement of a new collaboration with Nasdaq Verafin, the exchange operator’s financial-crime-technology unit. The partnership will focus on developing quantum-hybrid applications…
Boeing (BA) Delivery Surge Masks Margin Gap That Could Unlock Massive Stock Upside
Boeing is delivering commercial aircraft at its fastest pace in years, yet the financial rewards from that production surge have barely begun to materialize. The company delivered 171 commercial airplanes in the second quarter of 2026, its highest quarterly total since 2018, on revenue of $24.6 billion, up 8% year over year. Despite that operational…
JPMorgan Strategists Say Tech Stocks Face Prolonged Back Seat As Market Rotation Widens In 2026
JPMorgan strategists are signaling that technology stocks are unlikely to reclaim their dominant market position for the remainder of 2026. The bank’s analysts point to a broader shift in investor sentiment, with capital flowing away from high-growth tech names toward other sectors of the market. Gabriela Santos, JPMorgan Asset Management’s chief market strategist for the…
Oil Prices Plunge To Three-Week Low As Trump Calls Off Iran Strike And Eyes New Deal
West Texas Intermediate crude futures dropped more than 6% to $79.10 per barrel on Monday, while Brent crude futures fell more than 5% to $82.99 a barrel. The sharp selloff came after President Donald Trump announced he had called off a planned military strike against Iran following diplomatic outreach from Tehran and regional allies. Trump…
Deutsche Bank Says Gold Remains In “Explosive Phase” As Bank Holds $4,600 Year-End Target
Deutsche Bank Research analysts Michael Hsueh and Bryant Xu maintain that gold has been in an explosive price phase since August 2024, with no signs of that momentum ending. The analysts describe recent price movement as a muted correction rather than a fundamental shift in the broader bullish trend driving the precious metal higher. Their…
D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) Partners With Nasdaq Verafin To Fight Financial Crime Using Quantum Computing
D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ: QBTS) and Nasdaq Verafin have announced a new agreement aimed at exploring quantum computing’s role in detecting financial crime. The partnership will focus on developing quantum-hybrid machine learning applications designed to identify fraud, scams, and money laundering with greater precision. D-Wave, the only dual-platform quantum computing company offering both annealing and…
Globalstar (GSAT) Beats Space Sector Slump As Amazon’s $11.6 Billion Takeover Deal Anchors Stock Value
Globalstar (GSAT) stood apart from a devastating July selloff in space stocks, rising nearly 3% while most sector peers shed more than a third of their value. AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) fell 34% during the month, while Rocket Lab (RKLB) dropped 36% and SpaceX slid 37% as investor enthusiasm rapidly faded. Planet Labs and Spire Global…
U.S. And Japan Stage First Coordinated Yen Intervention In Decades To Halt Currency’s Slide
The United States and Japan have carried out their first coordinated yen-buying intervention in nearly three decades after the yen weakened to a 40-year low against the dollar. The Japanese Ministry of Finance confirmed the joint intervention following a statement by President Donald Trump, who announced Washington was stepping in to support the yen as…
